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    been unfaithful to him (1.1.491-492). Emotional and melodramatic, Antony states that he wishes “the Furies [would] drag [Alexas] quick to hell” so he may torture Cleopatra there, while he awaits Antony’s arrival (4.1.440-444). Antony does not want Cleopatra to truly die, because once he is told she is dead, he is overwrought with grief. He states, “what should I fight for now? My queen is dead”, indicating that without Cleopatra he has no reason to live (5.1.306). However, prior to Cleopatra’s…

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    transforms himself into a young adult that is prepared for the world ahead of him. Holden's first day, or rather night, in New York City was one of confusion and sadness. He begins his eventful night by checking into a hotel, where he then sees a drag queen, dressing into women's clothing. He then peers into another room and sees two people spitting a drink on each other, he notes that “The hotel was lousy with perverts. I was probably the only normal bastard in the place” ( Salinger 62 ).…

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    bogs Laertes down with well-intentioned pieces of advice, quite ironically after Laertes says, “I stay too long”, and causes Laertes to be even later to his ship (Shakespeare 1.3.52). In the next act, which is the next time he is seen, Polonius also drags out his instructions to Reynaldo, adding unnecessary advice, even to the point where he forgets what he was even saying, “ ‘a does- what was I about to say?” (Shakespeare 2.1.52). His long-windedness and his tendency to speak on tangents…

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    The Effects of the Baby Boomer Generation - The Lavender Scare The lasting impacts of the Baby Boomer generation continue to shape our society today, affecting modern views on LGBTQ+ rights, public trust in the government, and queer culture. These are fundamental parts of American history that are often overlooked in our history textbooks, but deserve recognition nonetheless. From the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, to the public treatment of gay veterans as young as 17, the 1950s to the 1960s…

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    Hamlet Summary Act 1

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    Act I: Horatio joins two guards and the three all undeniably see the ghost of King Hamlet in full battle armor at midnight, as if he was fighting Norway again. Horatio, even though he is a man of science, is forced to accept that his eyes are not lying to him. In the morning/afternoon, Claudius announces that he will marry Gertrude (King Hamlet’s widow), acknowledging King Hamlet’s death but having no qualms about plowing him over when Hamlet has been buried for merely 2 months. Prince Hamlet…

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    had very restricted rights in the Elizabethan era, but they could be taught a trade and make a living in certain professions. This way of life seems unusual to people looking back at the Elizabethan era, as the person who controlled the country was Queen Elizabeth, a lady. This bought on a conflicted idea about gender. Gender was thought to be a set of socially described qualities. You can be gendered as a female by your behaviours although you may be biologically male, gender was viewed as how…

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    with showing their feminine side that when they snap back to reality they realize it is a sign of weakness and use anger to feel relief. The Cadets act like they are on a stage playing a role in a play much like the Treehouse where men dress up as Drag Queens. Both identities are being performed, which means while playing a role you a still truly yourself. This is also seen in Biographies of Hegemony, while Princeton and Harvard students are getting recruited, they put on this elite, smart act…

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    Midsummer Night's Dream

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    A Midsummer Night’s Dream In the play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Shakespeare, the characters experience very strange happenings when the venture into the woods. One man experienced having the queen of the fairies fall in love with him leading to having her servant fairies wait on him treating him like royalty while he had an ass’ head. Meanwhile four loves found themselves becoming tangled in a very confused and oddly shaped love triangle. With the many occurrences of dreaming combined with…

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    He didn’t know where Lily was because she ran away. When T-Ray arrives at their house finds Lily and tells her that he will drag her out of the house kicking and screaming if he needs to. Lily refuses and really stands up to T-Ray. She knows what she wants and doesn’t back down from him. This shows the confidence that she has gained and how she feels empowered. The confidence…

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    When the lights came on many tried to run out through the doors or the bathroom windows but the police had all possible exits blocked. When the officers lined up the patrons and asked for their IDs, many refused to show the officers anything. The drag queens and crossdressers refused to go with the women officers to the bathrooms. After many people were let out, rather than leaving the scene as usual, a crowd began to form outside the Stonewall Inn. While the police detained the alcohol the…

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